DUBAI  - Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.

INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL

* GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia shares jump on Chinese trade data, pandemic still a worry

* Oil gains as U.S. shale production set to fall sharply

* MIDEAST STOCKS-Saudi extends losses as record OPEC+ cut fails to cheer investors

* PRECIOUS-Gold scales 7-year high on rising economic worries, Fed stimulus

* Record oil output cuts fail to make waves in coronavirus-hit market

* Saudi energy minister says effective global oil cuts above 19 mln bpd

* Trump says global oil production cut should help industry recover

* Iran records 4,585 coronavirus deaths as restrictions eased

* Israel's Netanyahu, Gantz say near unity deal to end political deadlock

* IMF to provide debt relief for 25 countries to help them address pandemic

* Fading Vision Fund to tip SoftBank into first loss in 15 years

 

EGYPT

* Egypt second quarter GDP growth to exceed 1%, deputy minister says 

* EGX Says Summu Consulting Raises Stake In Electro Cable Egypt To 7.59%

 

SAUDI ARABIA

* Saudi Arabia may tap debt market as oil output cuts hit revenues -sources

* Russia fund says will continue to invest in Saudi Arabia - Al-Arabiya 

* Saudi Arabia's Ports Authority signs $1.9 bln deal with SGP

* Saudi Arabia cuts May crude prices to Asia by $4.2 per barrel - document

* Saudi Telecom extends Vodafone Egypt stake purchase process by 90 days

 

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

* UAE central bank urges commercial lenders to use stimulus scheme 

* Emirates to operate limited passenger services to U.S., Asia, North Africa

* MEDIA-Air Arabia to seek state aid and delay launch of low-cost carrier

KUWAIT

* Boursa Kuwait postpones initial date to listing its shares - KUNA

QATAR

* Qatari German For Medical Devices Appoints Saleh Al-Khulaifi As Chairman 

 

OMAN

* Oman says will cut oil output by 200,000 bpd from May 1 as OPEC+ pact 

 

BAHRAIN

* Gulf Air to repatriate stranded Bahrainis from Iran

(Compiled by Dubai newsroom) ((dubai.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))